“To each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good” (1 Cor. ![]() We’ve gathered to build each other up by rehearsing and celebrating the Gospel, calling to mind God’s covenant promises, confess our sins, exercise spiritual gifts, and much more. But it’s not our responsibility to make sure they’re “comfortable.” The church is different from the world. ![]() We should make sure that unbelievers can understand what’s going on in our meetings, and that we’re not doing anything to make them feel unwelcome. There are three ways I want to respond to Matt’s question.įirst, the idea that we should make “seekers” feel more comfortable in church begs for further clarification. Should we seek to evangelize during our times of worshiping God through singing corporately? I’m really interested to hear your thoughts about doing songs like these. ![]() Some folks mentioned that they had been to church’s where song such as: “She Will be Loved” by Maroon 5, “Your Body is a Wonderland” by John Mayer (that Sunday’s service was about sexuality), lots of U2, etc. I recently came across a message board where folks were discussing secular songs that could be done to make “seekers” feel more comfortable at church.
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